Retiring teacher, coach urges Colony grads to ‘find their 68’
By Jeremiah Bartz Frontiersman.com A football coach using a hockey reference as the centerpiece for his keynote address may
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Palmer termination dust
By Barbara Hunt Palmer Buzz This is the moody time of year for the creep of termination dust, defined as
Living in Alaska
By Howard Delo Outdoors Most of us were not born in Alaska. We came to “The Great Land” with our
Mat-Su remembers 9/11
Photos courtesy of Stefan Hinman/MSB At 5:30 a.m. Monday morning, as part of a ceremony at Mat-
State plan includes new bridge across Lower Susitna River
By Tim Bradner For the Frontiersman A new state surface transportation plan includes eighteen miles of new public road that
The after-fair after glow
By Barbara Hunt Palmer Buzz When the fair shuts down, many have mixed reactions. There is happiness because the schedule
Alaska Lumber Grading Program created in bill signed by governor Wednesday
Frontiersman.com Gov. Mike Dunleavy has signed SB 87 into law, establishing a lumber grading training program for sawmill operators
Alaska Legislature’s new apartment building is on budget, on schedule
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon A project intended to renovate a historic Juneau building into apartments for state legislators and
“This is a big deal!” Houston Solar Farm opens with ribbon cutting
By Katie Stavick Frontiersman.com Nearly a year after the groundbreaking, the Houston Solar Farm celebrated its ribbon cutting on
Important epicenter at Palmer fair
By Barbara Hunt Palmer Buzz In every town, there is a main square or meeting place. In Palmer proper, the
Serving Christ Together: Palmer’s United Protestant Presbyterian Church
By Kristin Fry Faith When I stopped in to visit with Pastor Leisa Carrick in the familiarly-known “log church”
Redington scores volleyball wins over Monroe, Hutchison
Frontiersman.com The Redington Huskies opened their 2023 prep volleyball season with a pair of wins over Fairbanks opponents over
Consensus among region’s utilities: Imports of liquefied natural gas will be needed to offset shortfalls
By Tim Bradner For the Frontiersman Two consultant studies done independently agree with what major utilities in the “railbelt” corridor,